We break down each of Nintendo's internal teams in an effort to make sense of the future. Nintendo has a large roster of internal teams, ranging from the famed EAD Groups to their Western friends at Retro Studios. You can usually guess at what might be c

What is it?: EAD Comprehensive Group is the managerial group that Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka, two cagey old Nintendo veterans, head up. Primarily, Miyamoto, Tezuka, and the rest of the staff are focused on managing staffs, budgets, and concepts.

What is it?: Yoshio Sakamoto’s quirky team, which finished up development of Rhythm Heaven Fever last year. They’ve also made the majority of the WarioWare and Metroid games. What might they be doing?: Kikitrick, a weird, weird, weird game that just came

Another week, another episode of the NintendoFuse Podcast! This week, we discuss new details on Kid Icarus: Uprising, what kind of StreetPass support Resident Evil: Revelations will have, Wii U‘s re-appearance at CES, speculation on what Retro Studios is

Two years is a long time for a major studio to stay quiet. Though it worked on some of the tracks for Mario Kart 7 , Retro Studios has not shipped a major project since Donkey Kong Country Returns at the end of 2010. Since then, the company has been quie

Considering the onslaught of Zelda-related content we received in 2011 thanks to the franchises 25th anniversary, it's likely Nintendo will lay low on the Zelda front in 2012. We may, if we're lucky, see a global release for that gorgeous piece of Zelda